Current members
| Northeast League |
| School | Mascot | Location | Enrollment |
|---|
| Canyon Springs | Pioneers | N. Las Vegas | 2,595 |
| Chaparral | Cowboys | Paradise | 2,583 |
| Desert Pines | Jaguars | Las Vegas | 2,572 |
| Eldorado | Sun Devils | Sunrise Manor | 1,832 |
| Las Vegas | Wildcats | Sunrise Manor | 3,080 |
| Rancho | Rams | N. Las Vegas | 3,243 |
| Sunrise Mountain | Miners | Sunrise Manor | 2,323 |
| Valley | Vikings | Las Vegas | 2,851 |
| Southeast League |
| School | Mascot | Location | Enrollment |
|---|
| Basic | Wolves | Henderson | 2,557 |
| Coronado | Cougars | Henderson | 3,022 |
| Del Sol | Dragons | Paradise | 2,266 |
| Foothill | Falcons | Henderson | 2,583 |
| Green Valley | Gators | Henderson | 2,879 |
| Liberty | Patriots | Henderson | 2,225 |
| Silverado | Skyhawks | Paradise | 2,496 |
| SECTA | Roadrunners | Paradise | 1,868 |
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Of these schools; Rancho, Las Vegas, Eldorado and Basic are charter members of the Sunrise 4A League, and are former Sunrise Division schools along with Western High School. Chaparral and Valley, former members of the Sunset Division, joined the league in the 1990s.
Moapa Valley High School and Boulder City High School have affiliate member status in tennis.
Enrollment figures as reported in each school's Clark County School District 2009–10 School Accountability Summary Report. Sunrise Mountain's enrollment figures based on that reported by an independent source.
Proposed realignment
In June 2011, the NIAA's Southern Realignment Committee approved a realignment of Sunrise 4A Region, Sunset 4A Region and Southern 3A Region that would place 24 teams from Class 4A into Class 4A–Division I and 13 teams, including 3A members Boulder City, Moapa Valley and Virgin Valley, into Class 4A–Division II. The teams were placed into divisions using a point-based rubric that took into account each school's finish in all sports for the 2009–10 and 2010–11 school years. Points were awarded for qualifying for the postseason in most sports, with higher point totals awarded for postseason victories and teams that won region or state titles. [1]
The proposal will be discussed by the NIAA's Board of Governors in late June 2011 and is expected to be approved by the board in October 2011 at a meeting in Las Vegas scheduled for October 2011. [2]
The proposed lineup for the two divisions for the Sunrise 4A Region are:
| Division I |
|---|
| Northeast League | Southeast League |
|---|
| Canyon Springs | Basic | | Green Valley | Coronado | | Las Vegas | Del Sol | | Rancho | Eldorado | | Silverado | Foothill | | Valley | Liberty |
| | Division II |
|---|
| Boulder City | | Chaparral | | Desert Pines | | Moapa Valley | | Sunrise Mountain | | Tech | | Virgin Valley |
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